State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness
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The STAAR program focuses assessments on readiness standards that are emphasized annually and supporting standards that are emphasized randomly each year. The majority of the assessments test content studied in a given year rather than over multiple years. A primary feature is an emphasis on depth over breadth to assess student expectations at a greater depth and level of cognitive complexity in order to prepare students for success in subsequent grades, courses, college and careers.
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